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LotR?
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Ono
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Lord of the Rings
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Testin da Cable
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and I sincerely hope it doesn't get fscked up [as I half expect it to be]
after all, nothing could beat the book
after all, nothing could beat the book
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Wij
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Never read em. Dungeons and Dragons type enthusiasts at uni always scared me with their lack of hygeine and unwillingness to replace old t-shirts 
Have I missed out ?
Have I missed out ?
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yes
I've actually played D&D/AD&D type stuff, but I had more or less the same prob you had [with the 'types playing it aiiii]
Either I was too wierd...or they were
I've actually played D&D/AD&D type stuff, but I had more or less the same prob you had [with the 'types playing it aiiii]
Either I was too wierd...or they were
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Wij
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Don't tend to like anything too geeky like fantasy or sci-fi although i picked up a free copy of dune with the latest game the other day and it's actually a pretty good read. i just daren't tell anyone or they'll assume i'm about to stop bathing
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heh imho the first book of Dune was the best.
couldn't get thru the rest somehow.
couldn't get thru the rest somehow.
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bah LotR must be crap if my brother likes it!! so there
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I think most of thewse are the usual suspects. I like off the wall films like
Ghost Dog
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Ghost Dog
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LotR is not crap =P
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but my brother likes it!!! ISNT THAT ENOUGH!!!???
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what exactly is LoTR about?
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no
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just read it
it's a lot of book, but it's great
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Wij
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and it's about ???
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fantasy stuff
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Personally I don't like fantasy stuff. It seems to me that the writers just make it up on the fly, throwing in some magic spell to explain something that they can't be arsed to work through.
The villager was edgy, the whistle of the wind and the brush of the trees made him nervous. Trying hard not to get lost in the darkend forest the lone villager looked around him to get his bearings. "kaboom" a huge coffee cup appeared before him, 15 feet tall and 8 feet in diameter with Arthur Anderson written on the side.
"mmm" he thought, "that handle must be pointing the way home"
etc.. Pure drivel.
/rant
The villager was edgy, the whistle of the wind and the brush of the trees made him nervous. Trying hard not to get lost in the darkend forest the lone villager looked around him to get his bearings. "kaboom" a huge coffee cup appeared before him, 15 feet tall and 8 feet in diameter with Arthur Anderson written on the side.
"mmm" he thought, "that handle must be pointing the way home"
etc.. Pure drivel.
/rant
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hehe
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=P
read LotR
_real_ fantasy, not the crap that gets churned out by fools
btw, read 'The Hobbit' first tho it classes more as a 'child's story' [imho] and is written in a totally different style from LotR.
just to break the ice hehe
read LotR
_real_ fantasy, not the crap that gets churned out by fools
btw, read 'The Hobbit' first tho it classes more as a 'child's story' [imho] and is written in a totally different style from LotR.
just to break the ice hehe